Marshall Other models

The register lists here 35 versions with 19 to 110 kW (22 to 150 hp) from three- to six-cylinder engines, powered by the former Leyland units as well as Steyr and Perkins engines, including the Perkins 4.236 family.

The Bathgate-built Marshalls continued the British tradition of mid-size field tractors into the 1980s and competed with Ford, Massey Ferguson and David Brown, while the classic Field Marshall, a single-cylinder hot-bulb tractor, is today mainly regarded as a sought-after collector's piece.

Buying used, inspection differs markedly by build year: on the Field Marshall what counts is the condition of the hot bulb, injection and the brand's characteristic rope starter, on the 500 to 900 types the gearbox, clutch and hydraulics, and – depending on the engine fitted – parts availability for Leyland, Steyr or Perkins units, which differs considerably.